AI Marketing, SEO & GEO · Multilingual Site Architecture
Pick the languages you can genuinely maintain, choose a URL pattern, and preview the reciprocal hreflang set — the decision the guide says to settle first, on paper, before a single sentence goes to a translator.
Nothing you type is saved or sent — it stays in this browser tab.
A placeholder for [your domain]. Used only to assemble the preview below.
One sample page across the locales you selected.
Each locale gets its own localized slug, not the default slug with a language code stapled on — four genuinely different words for the same page.
<head>The alternate list is identical on every page; only the self-referencing canonical changes per locale. It is reciprocal — each locale lists all the others and itself — because Google ignores the whole annotation “if two pages don’t both point to each other.” x-default points at the default locale as a fallback, not a ranking signal.
All common, all quiet enough to carry for a year before anyone notices the pattern.
One localized slug per language — not four copies of ki-webentwicklung with a country code stapled on. German is tagged de-CH (Swiss High German spells with ss, not ß); English, Italian and French use the plain codes. This article itself exists in English only, so its hreflang set holds exactly one alternate (en, pointing at itself) plus an x-default to that same URL — no invented link to a translation that was never written.
Where a build fits: the Starter Website (CHF 880, regular CHF 2’490) sets up the technical SEO and GEO foundation but is one language — additional languages aren’t included. Larger builds are quoted at the Business tier (CHF 4’990) and the Complex tier (from CHF 9’900).
Orientation, not advice or a quote. Everything here reflects this guide and Google’s cited documentation on localized versions, canonicalization and the BCP 47 language-tag standard — there is no honest single timeline or price for adding a language without knowing your page count and architecture. The planner runs entirely in your browser: nothing you type is saved, sent or stored, and [your domain] is only a placeholder.